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I was thinking the exact same thing. Wasn’t aware that there was issues between Goodwin and himself? I though he wanted to go back to WA. If he’s out of contract, get him in - it’s an absolute no brainer. 

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    No way he's coming back here to be hassled by fans in the line at the deli when he can stay in Syndey and be anonymous.

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    Have a soft spot for Jesse. He has some unfinished business with us

    but he's getting quite injury prone. worth a second rounder maybe. Could be a stop gap while JVR develops

    can't see it happening mind

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    33 minutes ago, Supermercado said:

    No way he's coming back here to be hassled by fans in the line at the deli when he can stay in Syndey and be anonymous.

    We'll pay for his Uber eats delivery.

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    I reckon HE would be keen to come back if we were interested, but the question would be if the club would have him. 

    when he left it was as much about us wanting him to go as him wanting to leave

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    3 minutes ago, Dwight Schrute said:

    I reckon HE would be keen to come back if we were interested, but the question would be if the club would have him. 

    when he left it was as much about us wanting him to go as him wanting to leave

    A lot of water has passed under that bridge from what one hears. Due diligence can confirm if correct

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    1 hour ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

    Or Jeremy Howe. I think his heart still beats true for the red and the blue. At the very least, part of him does… 
    I know for a fact he was wearing red and blue jocks last night. 😁❤️💙

    For someone whose heart supposedly beats true for the red and the blue, he sure does love to pot us when he gets the chance.

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    No, don't get Hogan back and please stop with these ridiculous knee jerk threads seriously enough is enough.

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    26 minutes ago, layzie said:

    No, don't get Hogan back and please stick with these ridiculous knee jerk threads seriously enough is enough.

    We are desperate for a KPF. I’d be prepared to give him another chance to prove himself. 

    Without LJ, a forward line of BBB, hogan and TMac is very enticing. JVR will get his opp as we manage BBB through out the year. 
     

    Three talls with proper leading patterns will suit our game style and give us high contested marks in the forward line.

    The tigers had similar issues before they got Lynch. 

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    20 minutes ago, CYB said:

    We are desperate for a KPF. I’d be prepared to give him another chance to prove himself. 

    Without LJ, a forward line of BBB, hogan and TMac is very enticing. JVR will get his opp as we manage BBB through out the year. 
     

    Three talls with proper leading patterns will suit our game style and give us high contested marks in the forward line.

    The tigers had similar issues before they got Lynch. 

    I tend to agree with you but it won’t happen. He went to Freo was poor and they could not wait to off load him. Hasn’t exactly been a dynamo at GWS. Sadly I think his time has past.

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    19 minutes ago, CYB said:

    We are desperate for a KPF. I’d be prepared to give him another chance to prove himself. 

    Without LJ, a forward line of BBB, hogan and TMac is very enticing. JVR will get his opp as we manage BBB through out the year. 
     

    Three talls with proper leading patterns will suit our game style and give us high contested marks in the forward line.

    The tigers had similar issues before they got Lynch. 

    CYB he gets on the park like 15 times a year at best. Back issues he'll be managing for the rest of his career and all sorts of other stuff. On top of all that he walked out on us, I do like your thinking but it's just such a reach back into the past for the answer we think we need.

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    5 minutes ago, layzie said:

    CYB he gets on the park like 15 times a year at best. Back issues he'll be managing for the rest of his career and all sorts of other stuff. On top of all that he walked out on us, I do like your thinking but it's just such a reach back into the past for the answer we think we need.

    Yep won’t happen. Blood JVR and try for another similar type at draft time. If the reward we get for Jackson is good enough we might be able to pry loose a decent forward from another club. 

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    Great to see Jesse is doing well

    He gave us some great games and we’d all wish he was still in red and blue 

     

    Jesse … WE LOVE YOU 

    please come back - all is forgiven 

    Valentines Day Love GIF by La Guarimba Film Festival
     

    seriously we all wish Jesse the very best

    but he’s unlikely to come back 

     

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    Have a soft spot for Jesse..

    But no.

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    3 hours ago, 1964_2 said:

    Nup.

    I fear for next year. 

    Brown - knee is cooked

    TMac -  will be 30

    Weid - potentially had his last chance

    JVR - will take a couple of years to develop

    Jacko - Out the door

     

    We are going to have to get creative and pluck a KF from somewhere

    Naughto, come on down! (Cue eponymous music !)

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    3 hours ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    He's out of contract having signed a one year extension with GWS in 2021

    mmmm.  Surely worth a chat, provided there is no bad blood either way

    1 hour ago, layzie said:

    No, don't get Hogan back and please stop with these ridiculous knee jerk threads seriously enough is enough.

    Not ridiculous - we are one big bodied marking forward away from being a dominant contender, and from having only lost a match or two this season.

    I know Lobb looked pretty soft /ordinary last week but is at least worth a bid, especially if Jackson heads ⚓

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    1 hour ago, CYB said:

    We are desperate for a KPF. I’d be prepared to give him another chance to prove himself. 

    Without LJ, a forward line of BBB, hogan and TMac is very enticing. JVR will get his opp as we manage BBB through out the year. 
     

    Three talls with proper leading patterns will suit our game style and give us high contested marks in the forward line.

    The tigers had similar issues before they got Lynch. 

    Leading patterns, simultaneously, good move. 

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    2 hours ago, layzie said:

    CYB he gets on the park like 15 times a year at best. Back issues he'll be managing for the rest of his career and all sorts of other stuff. On top of all that he walked out on us, I do like your thinking but it's just such a reach back into the past for the answer we think we need.

    We got BBB with arthritis in the knee and can manage him good enough. I don’t know all the circumstances behind him going to Freo, but it was a bad time for him and he probably didn’t have the right people around him that had his best interest at heart.
     

    He has openly regretted it so maybe that’s enough to have a conversation. At worst it’s a massive upgrade on Weid. I couldn’t imagine him demanding more than 400K/yr so would be a bargain.  

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    On a serious note, Chris Aitken also worth another look at. Can take a contested mark and has excellent previous form with the Dees, kicking five in the last round of 1967.

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    4 hours ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    Jesse … WE LOVE YOU 

    please come back - all is forgiven 

    Valentines Day Love GIF by La Guarimba Film Festival
     

    seriously we all wish Jesse the very best

    but he’s unlikely to come back 

     

    Could that really be her!!???  After all these decades i've finally met...

     

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    8 hours ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    28 this coming February

    Late second rounder and a highly conditional contract with KPI's

    Bottom line is whether he will put the work in

    Not as silly as it sounds

    Took the words right outa my mouth. Not the worst idea at all!

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    3 hours ago, bush demon said:

    On a serious note, Chris Aitken also worth another look at. Can take a contested mark and has excellent previous form with the Dees, kicking five in the last round of 1967.

    David Mc Glashan also who kicked 5 once says hi! Also Tom Flower ditto vs Filth one game in 77 another 5, dead eye goalkicker

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    6 hours ago, David-Demon said:

    Yes, silliest thread ever.

    Looks like you are in the minority with this one champ

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